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ACA-CA pay dispute
Fri, August 04 2017
Australian cricket should never endure such a dispute again, says ACA President
Australia's threatened series against Bangladesh this month will go ahead, with the team assembling in Darwin next week for a camp before heading to Dhaka on August 18.
Thu, August 03 2017
Players resolve dispute with CA; India, Bangladesh tour and The Ashes 2017 to proceed as planned
With the pay dispute finally coming to an end, Australia will head to Bangladesh and India before hosting Ashes 2017, versus England, in December.
Sun, July 30 2017
Michael Clarke asks players to find common ground with CA; says ‘would be silly’ to say no to arbitration
"As a (former) player, I'm saying if a deal's not done by Monday afternoon allow it go to arbitration because we need this finalised." - Michael Clarke
Fri, July 21 2017
ACA to look out for endorsement deals for Australian players in Indian market
The ACA has sent its General Manager Tim Cruickshank to speak to potential Indian investors, who would want to rope in Australian players for endorsement deals.
Thu, July 20 2017
Mitchell Johnson: Pay dispute will not improve relationship between CA and Australian cricketers
"It's been pretty disappointing and once it's all dealt with, the player and CA relationship is going to be a struggle." - Mitchell Johnson
Tue, July 18 2017
Matthew Hayden: Don’t know how ACA-CA dispute will get resolved but it will
"I think it will get resolved. but I am not sure how it will get resolved. That is because there have been mediation efforts and that have not been accepted." Matthew Hayden
Thu, July 13 2017
CA chairman calls players union ‘reckless’ over pay dispute issue
Cricket Australia chairman David Peever Thursday went on the attack over suggestions he is running an "extreme" industrial relations agenda, slamming the players' union for "reckless" tactics in a damaging pay dispute.